To many, the proverbial “Lion” bearing down on us looks different. For some it’s a relationship, for some it’s the economy, and for some it’s life itself.  How different would our lives look if for one moment, we stopped running away from those Lions and started running at them? We take control, it’s us chasing them. It takes courage to face your fears; to change your circumstances.

Facing your fears is easier with the help of someone else. When you see someone face the same fears you have, it gives you hope. When you see someone be courageous it ignites courage in you. That is what the Lion Chase is all about! By you coming out and supporting this race, you take a leap of courage. You ignite courage inside of families struggling with poverty. Your race fee goes to providing a house for a family. After that family receives the home, imagine how that can impact them. Suddenly poverty doesn’t look so scary. Suddenly they change their circumstance. Suddenly they turn around and start chasing their Lion.

Come out and participate in the Lion Chase 5k and watch your courage ignite courage in others.

Can you find the trailer?

Being at camp when it is this full is so exciting. Kids running around playing soccer, guitars playing and singing in the air, the smell of camp fires. This is the stuff I remember from when I came on an Amor trip as a kid.

A look at the standard Amor house. The house shown does not have windows and doors installed. It also has a section of stucco unfinished to display the wire underneath. Thank you to Mark Lovelace for creating this house model.